Sound bytes

Article Abstract:

Sound cards that would produce good to excellent quality sound and music from a computer do not exist because computer users are not willing to pay the price needed for quality. They want to pay low prices and are willing to accept inferior sound. The case is made for sound card for audiophiles.

Marketing, Equipment and supplies, Quality management, Computer peripherals industry, Sound processing, Sound recording and reproduction

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Plugging the connector gap

Article Abstract:

The British Federation of Audio (BFA) has developed the BFA connector in response to Europe's ban on 4-mm plugs, or banana plugs, for loudspeaker-amplifier connections. The new connector performs better than banana plugs. The rest of the high-fidelity industry should contact the BFA.

Standards, Europe, Audio equipment industry, Electronic connectors, Connectors

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Raymond Cooke

Article Abstract:

As president of KEF Electronics, the late Raymond Cooke helped turn sound engineering into science instead of guesswork. He shares his views on the founding of KEF and the development of acoustic electronics in his last interview.

Officials and employees, Interview, Electronics industry, Acoustical engineers, Cooke, Raymond, KEF Electronics Ltd.

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